Mina is really so beautiful ❤❤
What happened
Mina asks viewers to preorder TWICE’s special vinyl, presented as a way to revisit the emotion of the group’s Seoul tour finale.
In the Korean comments
One top comment reads, in translation, “She’s a princess—a princess,” repeating `"공주다 공주" (gongjuda gongju, she's a princess—a princess)` (gongjuda gongju, “She’s a princess—a princess”) to intensify the compliment rather than identify an actual title.
What the words mean
In `"개이쁘다" (gae-ippeuda, extremely pretty)` (gae-ippeuda, “extremely pretty”), `"개-" (gae, dog; casual intensifier prefix)` (gae-, literally “dog-”) is not about a dog. Here it is a very casual, somewhat coarse intensifier: the commenter is saying Mina is exceptionally pretty.
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The same comments the article read — most-liked first
Mina is really so beautiful ❤❤
She’s a princess, a princess
Mina, noona~~~
Short notes from fans
TWICE fan notes

This Is For World Tour Finale In Seoul Fans
<THIS IS FOR> WORLD TOUR FINALE in SEOUL - LIVE
TEN: The Story Goes On
ENEMY
THIS IS FOR (DELUXE)
THIS IS FOR
STRATEGY
With YOU-th
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